Julius Brussee, a 19-year-old developer, has released "cavemem," a tool that shrinks the session history of coding assistants such as Claude Code using a custom compression grammar and stores it persistently on the local machine. It runs entirely locally without network access and lets multiple agents share the same memory.
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